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Taurean Kenny Mill is heading to the home of the King Rock and Roll to compete against the best.

The FLNKS said earlier this week it would not travel to Paris for the roundtable.

Jamie Wall takes a look at who might be the next All Blacks coach. Audio

Migrants told their jobs were skilled may find that's no longer be the case. Audio

Analysis: Asked how he could trust pledges from an Iranian regime, the US president left on a cliff-hanger.

Analysis - As artificial intelligence use expands, so does its underlying footprint.

Rotorua Mayor Tania Tapsell calls the city's weed control funding 'grossly unfair'.

Kiwi have started to hatch on Waiheke Island and may thrive with the help of special detection dogs helping eliminate the last of the island's pests.

Awarau's debut play, Luncheon, starring Jennifer Ward-Lealand and directed by Katie Wolfe, won Best Play at the 2014 New Zealand Script Writing Awards.

A councillor said tourists were clogging composting toilets with rubbish, throwing coins in the spring and parking dangerously on the roadside.

A critically endangered forget-me-not is being saved from the brink of extinction.

The underwater events affect the entire underwater food chain, and may get more common.

Huge lines formed outside EB Games stores after it was announced all NZ shops would close at the end of the month.

How did residents of Aotearoa New Zealand come to be called by the name of a flightless brown bird? Audio

Community leaders seek dialogue after a protest group linked to Destiny Church has confronted religious processions in South Auckland and Tauranga in recent weeks.

奥克兰一居民表示，他在Army Bay看到数百人搜寻海味，几乎每天都有成群结队的人群出现。